Recent content by emaja

The 2007WFP is on sale right now for onlyt $359, so it is only $20 more than what you spent before. I agree, since you already have one, it really would be best to have two of the same panels. If you get the E207, you will not like the viewing angle at all in comparison.

The RT803 is an LG panel. As far as I have read, the 24" is a Samsung and the 30" is again an LG.

I'd keep the S-IPS panel. They are much better than the PCAs. Besides, THIS thread seems to suggest that the pic of the "redesign" is really a screw up and someone at Dell posted a pic of the upcoming 27" display.

Dell 2007WFP. Got it last week with the S-IPS panel, no stuck pixels, and no backlight bleed. The perfect panel.

Any time you set the display outside of its native resolution, the image will be fuzzy. If you need a higher resolution display, you will be much happier if you buy another display than if you try to force a non-native resolution to be shown. It just looks like crap outside the native resolution.

I would keep it. One pixel isn't bad at all. Sure, I would want a perfect monitor, but I could love with a single stuck pixel. I have read of some people using a program to "shock" pixels back to life. It works if the pixel isn't dead, but just stuck. I can remember the name of the program...

For what it's worth, I ordered the 2007WFP on Tuesday and received the S-IPS panel today, so they are apparently still out there. I was fully prepared to send it back tomorrow if it was a poor PVA panel. I would probably have kept it if it was a good one with no stuck pixels or backlight...

I feel like I should run out and buy a real lottery ticket. After trying the Gateway FPD2275W and finding it lacking to say the least, I took a shot with the 2007WFP and "The Lottery." I am a Mac user (except for gaming, obviously) and know that I am spoiled by their find displays. Ordered...